Sentence examples for job for everything from inspiring English sources

"For myself, for my family, for my job, for everything".

After a couple of her students offered their seats to people who were standing, Ms. Spector said, "I did not say 'That was great.' I said, 'Did you notice how appreciative the people were?' " For years, parents and teachers got the message that children should be praised at almost any opportunity, that saying "good job" for everything from sharing snacks to sliding down a slide raises self-esteem.

Telling your child "good job" for everything they do tends to devalue good behavior.

Having time away from your job for everything from ten minutes a day to a full vacation is important to your success as well.

The largest pharmaceutical distributor in North America, McKesson has remote jobs for everything from business systems analysts to registered nurses.

"He does a good job preparing for everything but he knows this one is more important than the previous ones and he's probably ramped up a little bit as far as trying to make sure he's ready". The tournament also features No. 1-ranked Collin Morikawa from California and No. 3 Norman Xiong from Oregon.

My parents used to give me the money, but they saw how I got out of hand with my spending, so I had to get a job and pay for everything myself.

He has a mammoth job - basically responsible for everything to do with air, land and water - and particularly at the moment, floods!

"What are you going to do about low-cost housing in a city that relies entirely on low-paid, low-skilled jobs for almost everything that its rich clientele depends on?

That's changing, and we need to have a critical mass to create the jobs and demand for everything else, whether it's bars and restaurants or infrastructure.

The possibility that the city might lose control of its central administration -- with 20,000 jobs and contracts for everything from pencils to paper towels -- prompted protests in the streets and rallied the system's suppliers against the takeover.